Carolus Josephus Defranceschi
Carolus Josephus Defranceschi, 1809–1893. Gologorica, Pazin, Istria. Every mention of this name in the archive — 6 across 5 pages.
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- Carolus Josephus Defranceschi — 1809 – 1893, Gologorica, Pazin, Istria
This archive holds 1 other page under what Say Your Name reconciles as the same given name in another language — a Latin register, a Venetian clerk, a Croatian village, a Hungarian office. They are not merged and none of them is claimed to be this person: a shared name is not a shared identity, and the archive will not join one to the other by machine. It is here so that a reader looking for a man the records called Josephus can see where they wrote him Josip.
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The Defranceschi Archive
…and Franciscus Xaverius as 25 February 1816 against this archive's 19 February. Nothing was changed on either. The baptism register gives both dates for both men, and explains the difference. «Die 19na 8bris 1809· Carolus Josephus Defranceschi natus die 17ma hujus, vespere» — born the 17th in the evening, baptised the 19th. «Die 25ta Februarii 1816· Franciscus Xaverius Joseph Defranceschi natus die 19na hujus mensis» — born the 19th, baptised the 25th. Neither reading was…
The Gologorica Line
…on the birth of 13 March 1808; at 1857 he would have been 49. The DAY AND MONTH were already right — only the decade was wrong. Second such correction in one day; see Clementina @I40@ and /corrections/.,, @I37@ Carolus Josephus Defranceschi M 17 OCT 1809 birthYear 8 JAN 1893 deathYear Gologorica, Pazin, Istria Son of Dnus Josephus Defranceschi & Dna Lambertina (house 7); status Civilis. His own…
…repeated without anyone going back to the page. The correction is here; the Volosca registers have still never been opened. ⭐ And on 1 October the baptisms themselves were found. Folio 51: «Die 19na 8bris 1809· Carolus Josephus Defranceschi natus die 17ma hujus, vespere» — born on the 17th in the evening, baptised on the 19th, at house 17, with «Dnus Gioanni Curelich, Petinensis» of Pićan standing godfather. Folio 65: «Die 25ta Februarii 1816· Franciscus Xaverius Joseph…
The People
…Magistrate documented Born at Moncalvo of modest landowners; elected to the Imperial Parliament in 1848, expelled from the judiciary in 1854, and the first serious historian of his own county. Baptismal name Carolus Josephus Defranceschi as the Gologorica register writes it Born 17 October 1809 Gologorica — house 17, class Civilis Parents Dominus Josephus de Franceschi and Lambertina née Peschle married 3 February 1807 Position Second of ten…
…carries his own mother's name. Inferred — the entries give the father only as Caroli Died 8 January 1893 He is in his own parish register. The Gologorica books, read from microfilm held by the Pazin Records Office, give him as Carolus Josephus Defranceschi, born 17 October 1809 — the second of ten children of Dominus Josephus de Franceschi and Lambertina née Peschle, in house 17, recorded under the class Civilis. His parents had married on 3 February 1807. Every printed account says his mother came…
Open Questions
…gives the thirteen books. Baptisms, marriages, deaths, confirmations and household censuses. The archive's Gologorica line is built from these pages, read one by one. Who were Carlo De Franceschi's parents and grandparents? Carolus Josephus Defranceschi, born 17 October 1809, second of ten children of Dominus Josephus de Franceschi and Lambertina née Peschle, married 3 February 1807, house 17, class Civilis. His brother's 1808 baptism names the father as son of the late Josephus, joining the household to…
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